constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3

ev_b5356fb671346e7c82111260c8b15b0d6989802f4572ca4851e60c108a458bbd

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• comparison_id: cmp_06c5e4a563c4b425cb8e660be7bf591b8d88e562c505dfad4753d612bc60110e
• attempt_id: att_1e53df04d5efa94bf63cc8e1c542d45fbb59dcc0aaf0b297493a12fc52a1cb1c
• judgment_id: jud_5bd26910501e98a0bb7c4f75083114bcdfd741ea8ac72b5901b5ec387f13cbb9
• epoch 3

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  "comparison_id": "cmp_06c5e4a563c4b425cb8e660be7bf591b8d88e562c505dfad4753d612bc60110e",
  "explanation": "Side A performs a genuine architectural consolidation: it removes a 362-line duplicated web_post.rs module, unifies three separate POST endpoints into a single RPC-dispatched /ui handler with a shared session-resolution helper, and updates all call sites (routes, templates, integration tests, fixture) consistently. Side B mostly deletes legacy fallback branches in one file (constitution.py) for cleanliness, which is useful but narrower in scope and forces a production ledger wipe due to now-required Emission fields, making it a riskier, less self-contained change than Side A's thorough end-to-end dedup.",
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  "model_id": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest",
  "ratio": "6:4",
  "summary": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest: A (6:4)",
  "winner": "A"
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